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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOX - "A LIE.
Perkins a. Co.'S List.
I49 East Third.
$5.3OO-FIvn ACRES near Lake rhalen-
Ma.5s noass f Tt s s
I'd OOO-SEVEN-ROO house, well. els
spF.OOO term barn; face Edward St,
three blocks from the end of Wabasha street
bridge.
go 600-HoUsE corner Marshall and Fisk
WSacOO ST; new: seven rooms
Cd HGO-NICE house and barn On Burr st.
S6 0OO-NINE-RooM house on Burr ST.
S5,OOO-DoUHIr house on Burr St
CD 1OO--sTORE and six rooms on Payne
81. 5OO- St house on Page
ST, 5OO-sH1,xS..KstooM house and barn on
$2,3OO-HoUsh on Valley a daisy:
$6,OOO-anaM5.h'HE LOTS west St Paul
252O strike next in aatsS!ns ss D Tuition
Michaud az M1chaud's List.
392 Robert st.
CD Q00 FOR three lots on Goodrich av.,
tP<~sCoO only three blocks from short line.
5000 FOR lot 2, block 8 skidmore & CASH
PoCO dy's addition.
l5ONl75 FEET on Concord st
$1,000 TF5 a 5f T1 ss s.39 9ss
I # YOU want any property we have some
l. good bargains; give us a call and see what we
have.
HOUSES and lots in all parts of the city. and
IL at prices and terms to suit; come and see
our list
WANTED-A fine residence within five or ten
w blocks from the postofice, valued at from
$4,000 to $30G00.
WE HAVE as large list as any real estate
w dealer in the city: is your chance to
make money; come and see for yourself. Mchaud
j. Michaud. real estate and loans, 1872 Robert st.
81
"A. S. Phinney's List.
1l3 East Seventh st.
So AOOddsos%1. ar. on s Seventh mt St. between
60 000-TwO LOTS on University av..
.pe1sOOO east of Chatsworth ST., south
facing.
DO.NOU east of ST. Adams. south facing.
SH O00-TEN LOTS in Red Wing addition.
OcaCOO three fronting ST. Clair st. and
near short line depot; $4,000 cash.
G6 OO0-TyO LOTS, corner Chatsworth
.R0sOOO and Ashland av., south facing.
GcS0-CORNER Lot in A. Gotzian's rear
DOOO rangement; 500 down and $40 per
month, West st. Paul.
CT IN EACH-Two corner lots in block SO,
" w Improvement Company No. 2.
.pl O.OUO city limits; viii plat thirty lots;
there is money in this. A s. Phinney, l13 East
Seventh st. 81
List of Edward Berreau.
In Germania Bank 1854 Wabasha st.
7 HAVE the exclusive sale of two 90 acre tracts
Il close to lnver Grove station, on Minnesota &
Northwestern railroad investors will do well to
ask for price and terms for either of these tracts
there is considerable money in them.
7 HAVE also 10 acres near McCarron Lake and
L Rice ST., which offered much below
the marketprice.
Cd cOD WILL buy fine lot with neat little
.Pe1sOOO house on West Seventh st.
GcOfO WILL buy corner lot with house and
tp0OO stable, in Riggs addition, near West
Seventh ST., worth $l,2C0 1881
se,>--.-A..s--------
j. f. Eisenmenger'sL List.
472 Rice st.
COHO PER LOT and upwards, near Rice
R<~cO ST.; on easy terms.
OF IN PER ACRE and upwards, on and near
7 OTIS, with houses, at good bargains J. f.
- Eisenmen ger, 4T2 Rice st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-22

GUNNER GARDEN, opera hall and saloon.
- Cali at West SIDE opera house, West St.
Paul. 1881
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-22

GO cOl WILL buy fine lot with neat little
'pe)sOOO house on West Seventh st.
G00O WILL buy corner lot with house and
spoOO stable, in Riggs addition, near West
seventh ST., worth Sl2C0. 1881
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-22
BOARDING WANTED.

- BOARDING WANTED.
D GARD and room or board in strictly private
~ famlyi willing to pay best prices. S. M. N.
Globe. 2
BOARD and room by young gentleman in a
- private family; Irish preferred; boarding
house need apply. r. B., Globe State terms.
1881
;lp GARD Wanted-One Org connecting rooms
/ - modern, improvements handsomely fur
I nished, with board, in strictly private family
about March 81. Address, with particulars, X
NV, Globe. 1881
ST, 2O216-Board and room
L for young lady in private family 3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-22

HOUSE of from to IL rooms wanted in GEN.
IL trail location by LIST of April. II. H., Globe
1891
HOUSE-Part of furnished house or furnished
IL rooms suitable tor housekeeping for small
family. Charles Dewitt, Globe. 1881
D OOM-Furnshed, tor gentleman and wife,
III references exchanged. New Globe 3
. OOMS-Three school girls want to rant two
IA furnished rooms for light housekeeping in
central location; terms must be reasonable.
School, Globe 8
= OOM-Wanted by young man, single, in
LII private family. with of bath lower
town preferred; references exchanged. c., 2fl
Eighth st. 2
D OOM-Furnished; wa nted on ST. Anthony
IL hill; state price. s. b. A, Globe. 2
D OOMS-Wanted. two three furnished
IL rooms en- suite; must be in four minutes
walk of the Ryan; no objection to business bio OK
Stuart. Globe. 1884
d OOAI-Furnished and board by man and wife;
II want it central and pleasantly located in
good neighborhood, with good table; references
exchanged. Alpha. Globe. 1882
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-22

. 400 SHARES--For sale $500 shares op-
%3COO ton mining stock well located for
% cents per share for short time: can sell in
$50 or oOJ lots; will make discount If party takes
the whole lot. Mining Stock, Globe. 9lS2
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-22

j. f. Eisenmenger's List.
Arg Rice st.
GOH0 PER Lot and upwards, near Rice
p<~cO ST.; on easy terms.
q IN PER ACRE and upwards, on and near
eDlsjO Rice ST.
\ OTIS with houses, at good bargains. j. f.
- Eisenmen ger, 4T2 Rice st.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05
Big Greek Items.

As it has been some time since we
have sent any items we will try and give
few that have taken place in these
parts.
We are having pleasant weather. No
snow. Farmers are beginning 10 chat
about sowing wheat and the ladies how
they are going 10 make their next dress
es.
James johnson has fenced in his stalk
field and he now sis back and reads Jhe
HERALD
The Pleasant Valley school is still
prospecting under the management OF
Aliss Nina Southland.
Alessrs. ~. Lower and Elmer johnson
have g..ne 10 CaWker City. We trust
they viii not stay long Tor they are
needed AT singing school.
We look a pleasant drive oyer to MIR.
+. b. Cannon Ia q week. He is still
improving. Ills place has a new wind
mill good tank aud a living well that
affords plenty OF waller for his Stock.
Our Ltlle friend Willie Morton is no
better. The young folks OF the Valley
c dled there last week 10 sing Tor him A.
ne gels very lone ONE. Charlie Buell.
also play ed for Nun on his accOrdian.
The Hillside iOlss have their uew
school house finished aud had church
and Sabbath school last Sunday.
Mrs ). j. Clark. a sister Of the John
son brothers, will start 10 Missouri in a
short lime.
good singing school is conducted
at the Valley by Prof. Pntman.
A new moon and pleasant weather,
looko ut lor tree agents and pedlers.
The country gates are broke down and
should be seen to.
Mr.. +. Drennen is quite sick.
PENCILING.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05
one OF a Home institution.

The Champion OF a few mornings
ago published a local which we copy in
connection with another article from
that iournal OF a previous date.
asThe report OF the condition of the
Phillips county bank is at hand. Is
footings are 5TS ,2OI.93. Among the
ckholders We nOuce the names Of b.
3. Smai!ey, aud other people of Burl-
ington, VI. who are also interested IN
the United States National bank OF this
city ="
1.-THE sUnited States Investment
Company was organized yesterday.
Ii is an Outgrowth of the United States
National bank, and its charter names
as directors for the first year, George
StOrch X. /. Pease, John NJ. Crow
ell, 5. p Glazer and +. w. HuntOn,
of AUchison; y. X. BOdwel, of Halo
well, Maine; and b. Is. Smalley, OF
Burlington, Vermont. Its authorized
capital is $500, 600, and ITS principal
place Of business Is fixed at AtchisOn.
It's business will be lOaning money, buy
ing and selling nOles, mortgages, bOnd~
and other securities, etc., eJc. It,
stock has already been fully subscribed
and Is largely held by eastern people,
OF the home directors, The Champion
has had occasion 10 speak before in con-
nection with the United States National
Bank. Messrs. SJOrch, Crowel and
Pease are all old citizens Ct AtchisOn.
Messrs. GlaZier and Hunion are new
corners Sm1ng us, coming from Maine
10 organize the bank and it is due to
their influence that the bank and its
several adJuncts have been established.
Mr. BOdwen is the new Governor OF
Maine, and is one of the wealthiest and
most substantial men of that State. Mr..
Smalley is of national reputation, being
the present secretary Of the National
Democratic Committee. These names
commend the new organization TO the
public, and we predict for 1t a success
ful career. Its capital, it should be
stated, IS being rapidly paid in, and
many letters and kilograms asking for
/ stock in excess OF the authorized capital
are on file with hIr. HuuJOn. TIE di-
reclors viii meet during the coming
week and elect officers, when the com
pany VIII begin business, having its Of.
flee with the Umed States National
Bank until the new building can be
completed on the Grail site -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05
Lelter nom ulinoie.

Mr.. Isaac Yantis who was visiting al
sbis place some time ago has written a
letter to DIR. HOack, who has kind
iy permitted US 10 make a few extracts
therefloin that NAV interest our Kan
sas readers.
"When / left Illinois for Kansas,
left about 8 inches OF snow and when
returned founu il had been uaumOg-
liiied 10 about s inches OF mud. I'm
agine the change experienced alter be-
ing whiIled over those Kansas pTairies
on dusty roads behind a team of ponies
aud then set him down in The mud half
leg deep about the cOnsisteI cy OF tar.
. had two miles 10 walk and IN that
distance I think transferred about as
much real-estate AS au ordinary Phil
lipsbure land agent would in week
The weather is colder now and the mad
S bi idged over sold again. bat they are
very rough, with here and there chuus
as large as hait bushel measure that
dropped OF some puOr fellows wagon
wheel But you snow all about II -
on have lived in al. long enough to
gei inflated"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05
Rrush CreaE

Fine weather and everything is love
~. A great deal Of railroad talk and
probable location Of 3 new Town,
j. Cours0n had his great toe amputa-
ted last week. DR.. IS aliace aud Dr.
BennIe done the work.
d. A. Morgan has invested in terri
tory to sell patent feed cookers. We
understand he has the three counties
east of Phillips.
j.. ". Bowman win 20 to Rush
county soon on short visit 70 relatives.
HuNter seems to think we are loony
in regard 10 Mr. COnkright's teaching.
We viii say in reply that we get our in
formation from q reliable source, and if
we are lOOny we know that Hobbs does
not live west Of LuctOr as my friend Il
writes and As far as wishing to see this
neighborhOOd united, we do not see any
thing IN HuXter's items that would re-
store unity IN any community; besides
if there is anything wrong he must car
~ q full hand.
Our young folks attended the spell
ing school Thursday evening in district
% and report an interesting time.
tEkEEhHORE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05
PHILLI2SBURG AARGLI REPORT.
Corrected Weekly by Polling & Co.
PUBLICATION NOTICE..

In the District Court OF Phillips County, kansas;
William l.. Gilbert and Henry Gay, Co-Purluers,
4Oias business under l-s name, style ana nrn
-ilIoert - Gay, Fi-lltIH-.
VS..
William r. Lloyd, Nancy E. Lloyd, Samuel Dun
Alice T.. ArOWus W III. t. Chamberlain, l-l- ell.
Lua-4getI-sIlss George llCNeaCutu, airs. tseUI-c
MCA-,sJuIi- WIG UI George -uCLIeuCulu tWuoel
-sIyeu u-4iIc Us FIuluLlLs uuzIONuy anu D.a. la
D-r--ell1 Lelcnuautz.
You Ll1 ABOVE usul-4 defendants and each OF
yOu, Wa. llL-e notice Jual yuu nave been su1u Iu
uDJve u--leu court anu LIuJ yOu must ul.sYeG
plaintiffs OF UcIUIe l-is l1L- ,.y -iiryI -dJl-
Or s.l44 petItlul WI DC LAll l= Lrue. 4uL a JUG
ieLL rllIel,sL IizL 4-IlLl L. Log
4JyJI, Llu sun OF z-JJ b. Ll interest Le.,-
~ L4u rale Oh - per Celit. per uII.IulI. ITJl
JrcSuJer - H. A. ~ lo2ls ANA lOr costs SUIT,
anu IurLuUr Judgment against ali ueIeuu,uL-
Ior tEc .Olc Ozule "a "a CERTAIN mortgage Mace
~ G-y- ue4tIus -l.c DeCeuluer @iLl, 1851. upon
Lle .ullO,-uz described Pt-IlIsrs zILu4JGu Ia
COulty "a 4u4llips and state u t>lLSls- tow
I-c moran usiI tle southeast quarter vi zectIJu
LL.Je l5) ii township three t5I. sUaLu or ran c
seventeen "a. J. west 0tn L. Al, AL uuIusg tuat
lie pl-iutlIs nave Jue ur=L L-n Ou said premises
10 lac u-nuauJ IOr winch Judgment VIII Jukcu
IN 10 Iss LIIu Inc proceeds Thereof - DC uyplle-
Isl, 10 tnu y Llc.iL U. Iue CJsLs OF sulLi U
tuc pay uicut ANY uupa4u taxes WIlcn NAV DC q
Ilcu slid premises and -rI. 10 Lus payment "a
LIE amount IOuh-- cue p4LIuLIus, uuu forever
DLtrl4s and 1OrclusluE saIu defendants and AZ
OF l-eLip u rsut Kite lLC-Ie-J vqulLy ls
Luu uUu IL OF " salu premises OF any .rl Jue.e-
u. II. -. oE-2 q Linn ~ o.,
IcO-o att LJr EIuuLlus.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05

~ --AAaA~H= A-aa-l--a-- AaA4---A4ea--.
The Champion Of February 1st con-
tains special from Topeka on The
Rock Island movement. From e gan-
tleman who has done much Of the grad
ing on the Rock Island road through
Kansas your correspondent CLEANED
some interesting facts this morning
concerning the extension OF the Nebras-
ka end Of that road. The gentleman
was on his way 10 Western Kansas,
where he is grading on the Mcpherson
branch OF the road and evidently
knows what he is talking about. And
should the statement he makes prove
true Kansas may well feel proud of the
Rock Island company which seems 10
be dividing the hoaOrs of being the
great Kansas road with the Santa Ee
company, which heretofore has enjoy
ed this distinction unchailenged-
The reader will remember that the
Nebraska end OF the Rock Island is
graded TO Nelson, the county seat of
NnckOlls county. The reader will also
observe, by reference TO his map, that
the Burlington and Missouri river road
runs through the southern tier OF the
counties IN Nebraska, barely touching
Republic county, IN Kansas 1t would
hardly be natural that the Rock island
allei with the Burlington road in the
Southern Nebraska counties. And this
Will not be done. But, on the con
trary, the Rock Island road will leave
Melon, In NuckOlls county Nebraska
and run south into Kansas, probably
through the northwestern corner OF
Jewell county, into Smith county,
touching at Smith Center, the county
seat OF that county, and thence west
through the northern tier Of Kansas
counties 80 Phillips, Norton, Decatur g,
kawlins, and Chey enne-touchiug all
the important towns en- route, which,
OF course, means the county seats enter
ing Colorado from about tie center of
the west line Of Cheyenne county, the
road heads for Denver, where the COM
pany has very recently purchased the
belt road around that city.
This route would not conflict with
any other road through the northern
! tier Of Kansas counties, and its selec
ton is certainly wise one on the part
OF the Rock Island managers. This
route will give AtchisOn and ST. Joe a
direct line TO Denver, eclipsing in its
general good features all other lines
west from these points. The country
through which the proposed line will
q =
| Crops in that section OF Kansas are
more certain than in any other portion
OF the State, the water is better, the
soil the richest, and the flood Of immi-
I grafton that is now pouring into that
section of Kansas is greater than has
ever been known in any other portion
of the State,
1t is the intention of the Rock Island
company to push this northern line
through TO Denver with all possible
1 haste. This winter has been an excel
| lent one for railroad building, and tho
/ Rock Island company has not been
/ asleep, sucking It's paws, as bears do in
I winter The road is already pTacti-
cally completed 70 this point, while its
northern line is graded to Nelson,
%uckolls county Ned. West of Topeka
there are many miles of the bed ready To
receive the steel rails, which will be put
down very rapidly from this time on.
Westward the Rock Island takes its
way-withOut any difficulty.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05
Wonderful cures,

w. D. HOyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say:
We have bee II selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
lens Arnica Salve for two years.
Have never handled remedies that
sell as we'll, or give such universal
satisfaction. TN ere have been some
wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in tins city. Several eases
OF pronounced consumption have been
entirely cured by use OF a few bottles
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitiers
We guarantee them always. Sold
by G.. W. BickfOrd, north side public
SQUARE.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05

We have had some fine weather, but
at present it has changed and the wind
seems TO come fresh from the Polar re-
gions. We hope it will not last long
IN its present temperature
j. d. MattesOn's youngest child mas
been quite sick, but under the care OF
Dr.. Hall has improved somewhat. j..
II. Heaton's baby is also sick. We he
heVe lang fever with which both the
children are afflicted,
DR. Hall reports six children OF Mr..
Abbott's of Greenwood township. sick.
J.. W. Underwood had the misfor-
fortune to lose a horse q short time ago.
Mr.. Thresher, a former resident of
this place, but now of Blue Springs,
Nebraska, in company with his son-in-
law, c. Widner, Of the same place, is
visiting his son and daughter, Mr.. Ira
Thresher and Mrs. n. g. Heaton.
SHADOW.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05
sHERIFF's SALE


State OF Kansas, Phillips County. ss
In the District Court OF Phillips County:
Ruins T. Mcdonald, George Henderson jr.. W A
Is Mcdonald Harry l. George, John ]. MELON.
ald and Charles b. Sanders, co-partne-s doing
business uncer the firm name and style of III
l. Mcdonald s. Co, plaintiffs.
E. A Stevens and Frank Z Smith, late co-partners
heretofore doing business under the firm, nams
and style OF Stevens Il smith, defendants.
Public notice Is hereby given, that under, ana bJ
virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled action, In and By the above named court
and Of an order O. sale issued said Judgment L
me directed and delivered, viii on the I'D day OF
February, 1857. at the hour Of , O'Clock p. n Of
sad day, at the front door Of the Court House, II
EhILIpsburg, in the county OF Phillips, state Of
Kansas, offer Qt public sale and sell 90 the his hest
bidder for cash in hand the following described rea
property. namely: Lot eleven 40 in block one a
range i've 10 IN Bissells addition to the city OF
FllPsburE, al in the county Of Phillips. and stats
Of Kansas. said property has been levied upon and
Is 70 be sold as the property of the above named
dsfendants. Dated this 18Th day OF January
a. ID. 1887. Z. M Meg UIRE
Sheriff of Phillips County.
G. a. SpauldiHg& Co. Atty's for Pitts
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Treasury DEPARTB-I -. i.


CEEluE OF Co--Hli-oL-I.Ei Dl TEzE CunnEscT
IS AslfLSlEoa7. DicEalszlI aIh. 1856
~ A-taAa. by satisfactory evidence presented
70 me undersigned IL mas been made to aBpear
LlaL AtlE FIRST r4Ll0A4I4 I=.NIl. OF PHIL
~ - iitis ~ TIE CITY or Fi-ILl-1RsBCIsG
n the County Of PHILLIPS, and Stale OF KAN
AS las complied With all the Provisions Of the
1lIu-es Or the United states required 10 be COM
led 10 commence the business Of BaHkiug-
Now therefore i, VALENTINE T. SNYDER.
DEPUTY AID ACTING Comptroller Of the Curren-
cy do hereby certify that 1.-THE FIRST NATION
Al bAAk OF PiilLLIPsBIRG, in the City OF
re- ia The County OF PHILLIPS
and state OF KANSAS, is authorized TO CEN
nenee the business Of Banking provided in
Sc elton E1fEy-one Hundred and sixty Nine OF che
Revised Statutes Of the Omitted States.
{ D---H-----3 In Testimony whereof wit
{ ness my hand seal OF Of
seal Of the Comply fee this 9Th day Of De
( uoler Of the cember 1SS6.
Currency Y. p. SNYDER
N0--r--y- Deputy and Acting Comp
trOller Of Currency.
mo 1901 60d
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Cease No. s1s.)


State CT Kansas, Phillips county: IS.
In the District Court OF Phillips County:
David j. Davis and Thomas Rankin, co-partnerE
doing business under the drm name and style
OF Davis & Rankin, plaintiffs.
W +. Woodward and E. B johnson, defts.
Public notice is hereby given, that under and
by virtue OF the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled action IN and by the above named Court
and OF an execution issued on said Judgment
o me directed and delivered / win on the 23d
day of February, 1887, Al thehour Of . o'clock D.
M, Of said day. at the front door of the
Court House, in PhiLipsburg in the County
Of Phillips, state Of Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell 70 the highest bidder for cash in hand
the following described real property, namely:
The hi sw Or SC or NV or section 800 thirty,
and ne qr NV or section I'D thirty-One, township
49, three south of range u.s. eighteen. and NV or
section t23) twenty three, township ID three
rsnge 800 twenty, subject to a mortgage OF 81 COO
The NV or section iea) twenty-cigLt. township 49,
three, range 49, e'shEeen4 subject TO mortgage
OF 1900 The II hi Sc ar, sw or Sc qE and ne or
sW or section go tWeuty-siZ, township ~ three
range l2Ol twenty, subject to q mortgage OF S4JJ
ali In the County of Phillips, State of Kansas.
said property has been levied up0n and is TO be
sold Us the property OF the above named defend
ants. Dated this 18th day of January, A. D.
1881. G. N. MctUlsE
Sheriff OF Phillips County
e. a. SPaUlding * Co, atty for pItf.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05
Refora Ii Is 100 Lara.

All persons who are predisposed Il
consumption or who may suffer frOn
any affection of the throat, chest Oh
lungs, will find "a POSITIVE cure in
Ballerd's HorehOund Syrup. Ne
medicine can show such a record o
wonderful cures. Thousands OF once
helpless sufferers now greHtIullv pro
claim they owe their lives 10 this Ia.
comparable remedy. no cough cau
withstand its magic influence Free
ample bottles ut II. A. HAKMON'S.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05

General E F. Buliard. Of Saratoga,
gare emily purchased IN Denver a copy Of
tne Republican of that city and read an
i5em 70 the effect thar he had been ere
naled in-the railway collision at Iiilins
e.. He FASTENED 10 tie Republican OF
see. and after time convinced the edi-
tlFlhal the report Was false. Editor
GRADY. q Atlanta, in similar case told
rf,s ae-ri,t cd yie.im chat II was too late
i remedy tic mistake, but that he
would next day mention him under the
lead u births. TX. @. journal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-02-05
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the district Court of Phillips county, state OF
Kansas.
John Y. Close, plaintiff.
Gems tFuCtiya Service
Geo. ". Burton, de1end't
The defendant, Geo. ". Burton, will take no
tce thar he has been sued by the plaintiff John
" Close in the district CONT OF Phillips county
where the plaintiI petition is now on file and
that you must answer HE petition fled by the
piaiHtiI on or before the IgLl day of March lSsl
OF the petition VIII Ice taken Of true and juGg-
Ihent for S2,UOJ with Z per cent. interest from
december 5tn 1882 and costs of suit ana for tde
safe of The follow ing described attached property
tO-Wit: HW 4 uu4 VIZ ne and Wa SELL section
10, township !, range Is and sW4 section II,
township Is. range Is all in Phillips county, state
OF kansas JOHN Y. CLOSE Plaintiff
y Geo. W. Sunson & son, pitt attys fe5-5